Relatively thin, smooth, and has a cognac-y taste. Very sweet, not particularly chocolaty but enjoyable enough taste and experience to finish the glass.
Relatively thin, smooth, and has a cognac-y taste. Very sweet, not particularly chocolaty but enjoyable enough taste and experience to finish the glass.
A little on the bland side, the cocoa taste is present but far from overpowering. There is a watery element to the aftertaste, and it could use a bit more salt.
Chocolate chips have a ‘melty’ quality to them but they are not particularly flavorful, unlike the chips in Mr. Sherick’s. Not nearly as ‘worth’ the calories as Mr. Sherick’s either. Very filling.
Smooth and cognac-y, sweeter than chocolaty. Enjoying the consistency more than the taste— the taste is unique.
Texture is unnecessarily thick (I believe) in order to partially suspend the chocolate chips. I like the particulate, it is very flavorful and feels like a dessert. Very strong cocoa taste and experience throughout.
The cream and sweetness are cranked up pretty high but are let down by a weak cocoa presence. It's still quite enjoyable as it is, but you'll have to get your chocolate fix from somewhere else.
Thinner and less creamy than Cocio original, but very pleasant combination of thin/creamy/flavorful. Does have a bit of a watery feel to it that was not as present in the other Cocio types.
Flavorful and chalky- the thickness holds it back (for my tastes). Chocolate flavor is also a bit on the ‘British’ side, but still pretty good.
Earthy smell and taste, not quite peanut-y. Decidedly less pleasant than peanut M&Ms. Very dark color with darker separation marks when it sits.
Pretty flavorless, decent texture, and slight malty aftertaste. Surprisingly not very sweet or chocolaty as it appears to be for children.
Lots of flavor— caramel and chocolate and plenty of salt. Very nice and smooth and sweet. You feel guilty drinking it.
Extremely thin and smooth, pleasant chocolate taste. Sweetness was not overpowering, a bit of a watery-feeling base.
Unpleasant experience, texture is very thick without any creaminess or salty snap whatsoever. The thickness seems very unnatural and is like drinking slightly less viscous pudding— and not particularly great tasting pudding.
Smooth and malty quality, pleasant to drink and not overly sweet. Slightly more watery than creamy.
Very ‘British’ chocolate taste, which to me is not very cocoa like. Seems unnecessarily thickened and chalky.
Very distinctive taste, with strong, creamy aftertaste. A little bit of grainy finish on the tongue after swallowing.
Amaretto-like smell and taste, flavor comes across as very unauthentic. Plenty sweet, and smooth enough texture, but the flavor is off-putting from the start.
Extremely thin and very weak cocoa taste. Goes down pleasantly because it’s so smooth, though overly sweet.
The texture is overly thick, not from creaminess but seemingly from unnatural means. Chocolate taste is fleeting, not terribly flavorful.